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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1921)
- THE BEE: OMAHA, SUNDAY, MAY 29, 1921. Z I : I l. , Society Maloney-Acker. The marriage of Mist Harriet Acker of this city, formerly of Buf falo. N. Y., and James W. Maloney of this city, took place in Fremont, (Thursday, May 19. at the Presby terian parsonage. The bride has re sided in Omaha, for the past year nd half at the home of her sis ter, Mrs. Dalton B. Porter. Mr. Maloney attended the Uni versity of Nebraska, where he was romincnt in athletics. He is a mem mer of Phi Kappa Psi " fraternity. During the war he served in the aviation corps. The couple will reside at Drake Court ' . , Wedding Plans. An interesting feature of the wed ding of Miss Clara Louise Peter son and Leo Gardiner, which takes place June 7 at the home of the bride-to-be, is that it occurs on the 37th weddinsr anniversary of Miss Peterson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Peterson, and on the 12th wedding anniversary of the bride elect's sister, Mrs. G. N. Hypse, and Mr.' Hypse. . Mrs. Arthur Nerness entertained Friday in honor of Miss Peterson and Mrs. Mollie Richards gave a tea Saturday. Norton-Rockwell Wedding Plans. Kenneth Norton and Kay Millard left Tuesday morning for Hornell, N. Y., where Mr. Norton and Janet Rockwell will be married on June 11, at the Christ Episcopal church at 7:30 in the evening. Mr. Millard will be best man and Foy Porter of Omaha will be one of the ushers. Miss Dorothy Norton, who is at school at Highland Hall, Hollidays burg, Pa., will go to Hornell to be bridesmaid at her brother's wed ding. Mr. Norton and Mr. Millard made the trip from here to Chicago by motor. Golden Wedding... Mr. and Mrs. Paul Honer will jcelebrate their 50th wedding anniver sary May 30 at the B. F. Wurn home. They were married in 1871 in Cincinnati, O. They came to Omaha four years ago to reside with their daughter, Mrs. Wurn. An other daughter. Mrs. Charles Nich- j bis, and Dr. Nichols of Chicago, are in Omaha to celebrate the anniver iary. Silver Wedding Anniversary. Misses Sophye and Martye Wein Itein entertained 60 guests at their home, Wednesday evening, the oc casion being the silver wedding an niversary of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Weinstein. Miss Sophye Weinstein will enter tain Monday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Weinstein. Mrs. Weinstein was formerly Miss May me Levine of Kansas City. x - For Brides-to-Be. Vf!o Virginia Pivlev entertained . Informally at her home, Saturday j afternoon, in honor of Misses Esther ! Smith and Betty Ringwalt, who will he June brides. For Juno Bride. Miss Katherine Blind entertained at a linen shower Friday evening in honor of Miss Katherine Donahue, who is to be a June bride. Miss Margaret Hinchey gave a miscellaneous shower Tuesday eve ning in honor of Miss Donahue. Senior Play. The senior play of the Omaha Central High school will be pre sented Friday and Saturday even ings, June 3 and 4, at the audi torium of the school under the direc tion of Miss Lena May Williams 'dramatic coach and instructor at the school. The performance will be Vf Tint's Pa " The seniors will use the proceeds Irom the play, which they anticipate will be about $600, to buy curtains, lights and other fixtures for their school auditorium. Appearing in the plav are Maude Poff, Margaret Lou Scholes, Helen Caldwell, Lucile Perkins, Annette Fanger, Myra Henman and Iva Wilcox; Carlton Evans, George Benolken, Frank Bunnell. Joel LSlier, Duff Sadler, Star Skinner, J?3fert Fisher, Claude Whitcomb. i , Dancing Party.- II , E. H. Carlson, C. O. Bugbee and II O. V. Reeves entertained at an in m formal dancing party at Dietz club I 'May 28. . Those , present Were: I Helen Wood. Helen Gould, Jennie I Hughes, Marie Lacy, Opal Benson, iMargaret Peterson, tsessie jonnsion, Mildred Lite, Esther Furnish, Olive tWerst, Helen Hurt. Clarence Kirk land, William Dineen, Clifford Han Sa, iMatt Webb, Dewey Dickenson, ,Wiiam MOftahan, Ben civens, Don ald Wood, Wallace Kirkland, Harry Nelson and Frank Smith. Entertains Following Program. Mrs. Luella M. Davis will enter- af a itatirincr nartv at the Pret- Itiest Mile club, Friday evening June 3, following a program to be given by a group of children. Dance num bers , will be presented by Esther Wrirrht and Alice Louise iWescott: Those giving piano num bers will be Esther Jones, Lillian IRobertson, Francis McQuillen, Dor othy Rulla, Helen Sclomridge, Flor ence Binkley, Marie Robertson and Hazel Zimmerman of Sprinfield, Neb. i Wk-End Visitor. ' Colonel Walter Scott of New j York City is visiting his inena, ur. jKarl Connell, over the Memorial day week-end. i 1 -1 Ca, u.litlA in Omaha i VUIVIICI iJVUU, ... . will be entertained at the Country fclub by Miss Ktgina conneit ana Mrs. Edward Creighton. Party at Convent. The madames and the pupils of , CarrpfJ Hpart convent entertained the children from St. James orphan age Saturday. lhe little guests were fakert in automobiles to the convent TKirtv.sixth and Burt streets where a full program of hj door and outdoor games were arranged from he moment of their arrival, 10 'clock in the morning, until going lome at S in the afternoon. I Luncheon for Mrs. Blodgett. Mrs. Frank Conlin entertained at luncheon at the Blackstone Satur day in honor of Mrs. Harry Blod jett of Honolulu, who is visiting at ,he Conlin home. i Covers were placed for Mesdames . D. Dunn. Palmer Findley, Sam iel Rees, R. M. Switzler, Alfred Gordon, A- Loomis, Clyde Roeder. JVilson Astin, Louis Meyer and iAiss Henrietta Kees. I enaaaaaaeae isa .in i mmmm i Betrothals Mr anrt Mrs C. M. Rvlander an nounce the coming marriage of their daughter, Ruth, to Elmer V. Dela- nl.n. ...ill tot nlarii at thtr home Wednesday evening, June 1. The marriage lines win De reaa pv The bride will be attended by Miss Amelia Edquist and the groom by his brother, Earl Delaplane. About one hundred guests will be present. Miss Kylander is wen Known m feted guest of Mrs. D. C. Bradford. Mrs. Charles Metz honored Mrs. Esty at bridge luncheon at her home on Friday ,and Mrs. Alvin Johnson is entertaining at bridge luncheon at her home on Tuesday for Mrs. Esty. Luncheon for Mrs. Ross. Mrs. A. H. Ross of Minatare, Neb., will arrive next Friday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Conrad. Mrs. Conrad will entertain at a luncheon next Saturday for her daughter. Lawn Fete Postponed. The lawn fete of St. Elizabeth guild of St. Barnabas church which was to hre been given at the Charles Kountze home on next Mon day night has been ostponed until the latter part of June. Honors Guests. Mrs. E. M. Leflang gave a bridge party in her apartment at the El wood, Thursday, honoring her house guests, Mrs. Edna Tucker and Mrs. Clara Kinney of Lexington,, Neb. Happy Hollow Miss Ophelia Hayden entertained at a luncheon of 12 covers at Happy Hollow club Saturday in honor of Mrs. Harold Estey of Boston, guest of Mrs. D. C. Bradford. Mrs. J. J. McMullen gave a lunch eon of 10 covers. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Robbins entertained members of Harmon club at dinner Saturday evening at the club. Covers were placed for 26. J. P. O'Keefe had ten guests as did (j. H. Payne. Others who had par ties were K. W. Jones, Anan Ray mond, C E. Walrath, Earl Sher-. man, A. D. Peters, J. R. Webster. Joseph Polcar will have six guests Sunday at dinner. Monday G. A. Roberts will enter tain a foursome at dinner. A feature of the dinner-dance at Happy Hollow club Tuesday eve ning will be a cabaret, to be intro duced during dinner. Little Miss Ordell Jordan will imi tate in a dance number Traffic Of ficer Dudley. Eleanor Palmer will do a vampire dance. and Charlotte Brant will dance "Miss Omaha." Joseph Polcar will have seven guests; Tuesday evening and four somes will be entertained by Dr. Rusche and L. P. Campbell. Now Is the Time to Have Your Furs Repaired . and Altered Don't wait until you want to wear your furs to have them repaired or altered. Take advantage of the low summer prices, when our shops are not crowded with work. We can do the work at our leisure, giving it our utmost care and attention if you' order it iiow. You will have your furs all ready to wear as soon as you need them. ' . We offer an exceptional storage service .hat is not duplicated anywhere in the west. When stored at AuUbaugh's your furs re ceive the expert attention of experienced furriers at as low a price as is usually 'harged simply for storage. v CALL JACKSON 2316 and ask about our Storage Service. of Two Girls Announced Km II t i i ill x st m .j "m musical circles. She is an active member of the Tuesday Musical club and also of the Society of Fine Arts. Mr. Delaplane and his bride will take an extended eastern trip, stop ping at Atlantic City, Niagara Falls, New York City and Washington, D. C. They will be at home after September IS at 1112 North Thirty sixth street, Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nitsche an June Graduate Miss Lucile Ely of Omaha will be graduated on June 9 irom the Mon mouth Conservatory of Music at Monmouth. 111. The is a niece of Mrs. J. E. Dodds of this city. Mrs. Dodds has gone to Monmouth to be present at the commencement exer cises. Miss bly will return to Omaha to spend the summer. Church Luncheon. Women of Low Avenue Presby-; tenan church will meet m the church parlors at 11 o'clock, Friday, June 3. Luncheon wil be served at 1 o'clock. Birthday Party. Esther Bartson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bartson, entertained at her home, Saturday afternoon, for IS children, the occasion being herj eighth birthday. 1 I a Zucuce nounce the engagement of their onlv daughter, Lucile, to Carl Lau Junge, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Junge of iLncoln, Neb. The bride-to-be was graduated 1rom the Uni versity of Nebraska and is a mem ber of Pi Beta Phi sorority. Mr. Junge attended the state uni; versity and is a member of Phi Delta Theta. The wedding will take place early in July. Country Club Country Club. Miss Dorothy Hall entertained at a luncheon of 10 covers at the Country club, Saturday, in honor of Mrs. Burdette Kirktndall, a re cent bride. Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Barlow en tertained at dinner Saturday eve ning complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. Milo Gates. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Kirkendall, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert French, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Luberger, Miss Gertrude Stout and Casper unutt. Miss Elinor Burkley entertained 26 guests in honor of Miss Betty Ringwalt, who. will be married on June 4. C. E. Metz had 17 guests. W. A. Fraser entertained a party of nine. E. E. Adams had five guests. - Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hull gave a dinner for Miss Mary Jor dan, concert singer. Covers were placed for 18. On Decoration day Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Baldrige will entertain at a dinner of 12 covers. Dean Weaver will have six guests at dinner. Bridge Luncheon. Mrs. George Brandeis will enter tain at bridge luncheon at her home on Wednesday. " Notablu 'KI I B TOADt MARK """" j r! i iiisii I I n . ii I Back LacQ or JZvnt Laco n Unmistaktlij fisMonabk Supremely comrtaHe. Easily rSIXTY (YEARS EBUSINESS 8 SiRoyal Worcester Corset Company. ' 223 West Personals Mrs. George Condon is ill at her home. Fred Ellis leaves in June to sum mer in California Mrs. Blanche Paterson left Sat urday on a trip to California. Maurice Block is in Cleveland and will return about the first of June. Mrs. Will Coad is leaving the later part of June to spend six weeks at Prior Lake, Minn. Mn faro-aret Fannine is ex pected to return from California the first week in June. Walter Page has entirely recovered from a recent operation and is at home at the Blackstone. Mrs. H. Y. Cook of the Colonial :. Vmr ."ctr Mr W. 13 cuiw laming ..... w.w.v., ... E. Harrison of Chicago. Mrs. E. J. Updegraff, Colbert apartments, who is sick at St. Joseph hospital, is reported belter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Metz re turned Tuesday from California, where they spent the winter. M. Charles T. Simon and daugh ter, Marjorie, of Chicago are visiting Mr. and Mrs. fcol Bergman. Mrs Minnie Tellison is spending the week-end with her son, Jack Jel- lison, and wife in Sioux Uty. i r . .1 ir.. T - unit mAtnr iwr. mm xuia. huh to Lincoln . Sunday and will spend Decoration day in Crete, Neb. Mrs. J. M. Lowe has returned from Hastings where she attended the state convention of G. A. R. Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Coakley arc leaving June 15 for California, where they willpend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. William Lloyd of North Platte are week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Bergquist. Miss Mollie TJrossman is visiting relatives in St. Louis, Mo., and Ar kansas. She will be gone two months. Mrs. Walter Watt, who is at the Fenger hospital following an oper ation on Monday morning, is doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ferns and twin daughters leave this week to spend the summer at the Minnesota lakes, Mrs. Lewis Burgess is leaving about the middle of July to spend the remainder of the summer in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ritchie and daughter, Emma, are planning to motor to Chicago about July 20, to remain a week. Miss Halcyon Cotton arrived Fri day from Chicago to spend two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Black at the Hotel Keen. Mrs. T. A. C. Kennedy and chil dren will leave for California, where they plan to spend the sum mer, as soon as school closes. Miss Vernelle Head has invited Mary Fuller, Judson Squires and Philip Chase to the Head country place over the week-end of June 3. Mrs. Harold Esty plans to return to her home in Boston on Tuesday, having been with Mr. arid Mrs. D. C. Bradford for the past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs, L. F. Crofoot and children leave in - June for Boston from which city they will go abroad their new yacht for cruises during the summer. Mrs. Lee Huff leaves the last week in June to spend the summer new. Admittedly chic. Obtainable at Leading Stores. at Lake Okoboii. During the late summer she will go to irout-uaie-in-the-Pines for a few weeks. Mrs. Love Sillius and daughter, Marion, of Oakland, Cal., who ar; enroute to French Lick Springs, ar rived in Omaha Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carse. Miss Gertrude McCarthy of Chi cago, who has been visiting at the Paul Gallagher home, is spending the week-end with Mrs. Richard Coad. Mrs. George McNamara and small daughter, Catherine, of Beemer, Neb., are spending several days in Omaha at the Thomas Dugher home. n,.,M P PalHwll tave Sundav accompanied by Drexel Sibbernsen lor a three montns lour oi curopc. a .nmmnHatinns havp been eneacfd on steamship Frederick VIII., sail ing from iSlew xortc cny. Yf,. arM Mrc. T.fi Tones of Lodl. Cal., arrived in Omaha Thursday to visit Dr. and Mrs. vvunam xm. An- tarAM TrtW lff Sfltnrriav to visit relatives in Osceola, Neb., but will return to Omaha tne lauer pan oi the week. r:.. Ann M,-rnnn1t rlanohfer of M- and-Mrs Charles McConnCU, who is at Southern college, Peters- v 4 If!.. burg, Va., will leave June i. mus fM"nnneii will visit in Baltimore. Washington, Cincinnati and Des Moines enroute nome. Mrs. F' V. Lewis is at the Fonte- nelle for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Lewis has spent the winter in New York, and with her son, Mr. Arthur Lewis, in Canada, and is now on her way to the Eton ranch, Colorado, to spend the remainder of the summer. Mrs. J. J. Dickey, who, with Mrs. has been soending the winter in San Francisco, has left Mi, 1 to hf with her daugh ter, Mrs. Blomfield Brown, on their ranch there. Mrs. joroan is ex pected to be in Omaha within a few weeks. Mrs. Edwin Thompson of Dallas, Tex., has arrived in Omaha to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hamilton, sr. She will go to Lincoln the first of next week to spend twp weeks visiting at the H. A. Ensign home where a former schoolmate, Mrs. John Ab bott of Sioux Falls, is visiting. Miss Dorothy Ringwalt arrives in Omaha Sunday from New York to attend the wedding of her sister, Miss Betty Ringwalt, and Lieut. Richard Crane of Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland, on June 4. Lieutenant Crane arrives here Tuesday. Miss Helen Parish left Saturday evening for Pana, 111., where sh will attend a reunion of the class of which she was a member at Monti cello seminary. From there she will go to Godfrey to be present at the graduation of her sister, Mar garet, from Monticello, June 7. Mrs. John W. Parish will also be present at the commencement exercises. Mrs. Joseph M. Metcalf has as her guest her niece, Miss Bernice Reid of Los Angeles, who was graduated from the University ot uamornia ai Berkeley on June 11. She will re main here -until August when she will go to North Gate on the Hud son, the estate of. E. J. Cornish, Mrs. Metcalf's brother. She will also spend some time at Atlantic City. Mrs. Metcalf may accom pajiy her. Mary Jordan Honored. On, next Tuesday night Mrs. George Brandeis will entertain 40 guests at a garden party at her home in honor of , Mary Jordan, concert singer. " Jackson Street. Chicago Miss Byers, Omaha Girl, Appears at The Brandeis Considerable social gayety this summer centers around the Princess company players who are appearing at the Brandeis theater. Two rea sons are two Omaha girls, Miss Edith Spencer and Miss Delia May Byers. Miss Byers, who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Byers, at ."The Maples," will play her first role with the Princess Players this week, when .she will appear as one of the twins in "Thirty-Nine East." There are two versions to this play: in one, a single girl plays two parts, while in the original New York srrint there were the two girls. It is the New York version which will be given in Omaha. Last year Miss tfyers was on tne Keith vaudeville circuit in the east. Prior to that time she played with the Irish Players, being the only American with them, and with tin B. Iden Payne company, English players, with whom she was again tne only American, inis cngiisu comoanv appeared at the Fine Arts theater in Chicago. Miss Byers played Aggie Lynch, the ingenue, in "Within the Law." She was seen with Frank Bacon in "Me and Grant," his production prior to "Liehtnin'," in which he has played so successfully in New York to the delight of Omaha theater-goers who knew and regarded him in Omaha stock years ago. New York will again claim Miss Byers after August 1. It has been eight years since Miss Byers "left home.'11 In that time she has made IJIIilllllllllllllUIIIIHIIH"lllUIIIIIIIHI Another Seven Selling Days . of the Closing Out Sale Gone BUT 22 days are left for the selling of merchandise gathered together for many years through the help of the most approved jewel houses in the country. 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